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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

FGNHOMAS BOWLING. AuctoneeE.
AssIaNEE's SALE OF MANUFACTURED AND
STOCK OF LEAF TOBACCO, CIGARS. sMOK-
inc TOBACCO. CIGARETTES, MEERSCHAUM
PIPES, SNUFFs, &c, AT NO. 5000 II STREET
tGEORGETOwN) NORTHWEST. ON wEDNEs.
DAY MORNING. AUGUST THIRD. 1887, Al
TEN O'CLOCK
will sell, on the premises. at public auction, the
entire stock of Tobacco Cigars Pipes. &c, togethel
with the fixtures and furniture contained in the store
occupied by Mrs Anna NJ Uphof, No. 1920 n street
northwest, in this city.
Terms cash.
jy29-dts VIM r BAILEY Assignee.
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Jay Could Gone to London.
t Himself Through the Head.

NEW YORK, July 29.-Jay Gould sailed last even.
ing ON his yacht for New London. He is expected
to be gone about two weeks,
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NEW YORK, July &C.. Henninger, aged eighty.
seven, OF Brooklyn, suIcided to-day by shooting
himself through the head. He had been troubled
with SOftening Of the brain for some time
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CHICAGO, July 29.-WilsOn G. Baker real-estate
broker who agreed to testify for the prosecution.
tiated the sale OF the Reform School property,
making bargain whereby the land was to be let
go by the county for $4,000 If $1,000 additional
was given to be divided among the county CON-
miSSiOnerS
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District Government Affair.

COMPLAINTS AND PETITIONS.
j. Brock complains that he Is overcharKed for
water rent. The health officer calls attention to
an INSTRUCTED trap under the pump the corner OF
9Th and East Capitol streets southeast. A. H.
Catlett, OF No. l26 Wilson street, wants . pump
repaired.
THE POLICE TRIAL BOARD.
The trial board have recommended that the
charges against Policeman w. II. Mooney be dis
missed, and that Onicers ThOs. MOOne and L. Ellis
worth be fined s. each for violation Of rule No. 80
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector EntwiSe as follows:
II. SharplesS, to erect frame building at Mt Pleas
ant; s. OOO Jas. johnson, TO erect frame dwelling
on Sheridan street; $500.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Commissioners have appointed John T.
Harris Waterman az the property yard on street,
In the place or Phillips transferred.
Hereafter licenses for the storage OF lnfammable
oils and to steam engineers will be delivered from
the assessors Office.
Mr.. JOHN TYLER was reported this afternoon to
be much better than he has been at any time
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McGLYxx AND GEORGE ON THE SOCIALISM,

MCtLYHN AND GEORGE on THE SoCIAIIsrs-In
regard TO the capture or the united labor meeting
OF the Tenth New York Assembly District by the
socialists, DIR. McGlynn says: 'sThere is a small
percentage or socialists who are well Disciplined
and reasonable who want TO unite with the labor
willing 10 adopt our platform as a whole but n
they work In any or their extreme socialistic ideas
We Will simply vote them down, about 10 TO or
something Ike that. There is no danger OF their
capturing our party" Henry George says: .'There
Is no danger TO the labor party from them"
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THE NATIONAL PROHIBITION CoNyESrroN The
national prohibition committee will meet In Chi.
cago November 10 for the purpose OF fixing the
time and place OF the national convention for
1888. In States organized since July "a 1884.
State central committees will nominate two mem.
bers OF the national committee, and send their
names for record. general conference OF pro.
hibltionists will be held November IL
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Mr.. BLAINE VISITS A BLIND AsyLuN-Mr Jas
G. Blaine visited the blind asylum at Norwood yes.
terday, and was shown through the buildings and
grounds. IL was expected that lie would address
the inmates OF the Institution. and great dlsap.
pointment was felt that he did not do so
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ATTORNEYS.
Campbell CARRINGTON, ATTORNEY-AT
~ Law, Harbour Law building, $50 Louisiana
avenue. Washington. ~ y kesidence. LIS st
l.. W.
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The queen has refused to accept the resignation
miralty.
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HIS ACCOUNTS ALL RIGHT.-The COMMITTEES from
the office OF the First Controller OF the TreAsury
appointed to examine the books and accounts q
of the Department OF the InterioS, has c0Snpleted
its work and submitted their report to-day to the
Secretary OF the Interior. The examination covers
Evans appointment, and July Is 1887; shows
that the disbursements OF the once for that
period aggregate 10, 36a1S every cent Of
The accounts OF all OF the other disbursng agents
OF the Interior Department aggregatanS about
and were also found to be absolutely correct The
statement is made that while this Is the heaviest
disbursing once under the G0vernment-atA0 imam.
ctal operations In the last twenty years amOunt-
ing to over sec, 900 OO0-thero has never been a
loss to the Government even OF ono cent
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Arrested Under the Crimes Act.

| DUBLIN, July 29.-Daniel Sheehan, a nephew Of
Mr.. Sheehan, member OF parliament for Kerry,
has been arrested at Killarney under the crimes
act. He is charged with assaulttng balliffs.
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Ill ~
AWAY DOW
Buy YOUR WINTER SUPPLY NOW

CoAL, CoA1,
AWAY DOWN!
BUY YOUR WINTER SUPPLY NOW
Hot weather to talk Coal, but prices low it will
pay you to call on A. B. SMITH and leave your order
TO-DAY.
COAL, direct from the mines arriving daily per cars
at Coal Depot, LIST and streets northeast b. O. RR
Office 500 New York avenue northwest.
Call at either place and secure your supply JULY
PRICES, CHEAP!
A. B. SMITH,
jy133m 600 NEW YORK AVENUE.
Coal GOAL
Cash prices for delivery in July.
Furnace and Egg White Ash Coal 90 per ton
Stove or Range " &" ,,,.... 5. SO per ton
Shamoken or Red Ash Coal ........... s. rs per ton
AL coal charged at regular prices.
HENRY A. CLARKE 4 son,
933 st. NV.
Telephone 1924 tyl2-;3m
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MAR RED,

BELL-LUNSFORD. On July 25 1887 at the par.
sonage, Congress street NJ z. Church. by the pastor
Rev, Or l. Bates, VIM T. BELL. in. 70 Miss Ro-
BERTA LUNSFORD.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In Baltimore, Nd,
July 10Th lSs, by the hsy. g; F Plummsr. Of 81
York city to Miss IDA h. daughter of the late CsEt
Jno b. Brookbank, U.S.A, and Mrs George Cornwe6
Of this city
DUTTON-LAUCK. At the Church OF the Cove.
nant On Ugly -; 1851; by the Rev. I. g. HAmlin.
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~iC0RO Markoes

CHICAGO ILL., July 90. II 2. m.-R.infaI yester-
There was heavy tall in Georxia and Seneral H.,
THROUGHOUT south but In low. Dakota and Minnesots
etsd while oetveen that figure and 7Oa then dropped
DOWN to 1O1. being quoted now at 20 GIG. Septem-
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DUTY ON CANCELLED POSTAGE SrAMPa-Appnca-
ton was recently made to the Treasury Depart
ment for the free entry of an importation OF foreign
postage stamps cancelled, on the ground that they
were not merchandise. The application was de.
MED. it being held by the Department that such
articles are properly dutiabe at the rate OF IS per
cent a0valOrem aS ''prtnted matter"
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Now York Stock M

NOW York stock Market.
The following the opening and l OU pm prices
Of the New York stock Market reported by SPECIAL
wire to H. H. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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FOR SALE-IOTS.

NOR sALE-I5 CENTS PER FOOT-ABOUT
II 30 600 feet of level ground, nicely located north
east Lincoln Park, where values steadily ncreas-
ilx CHAS. A. SHIELDS. 1006 st. NV. ty29-3ts
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AN Editor CowHIDED.-D. r. Anthony, brother
OF susan B. Anthony and editor OF the Leaven-
worth Times was publicly cOwhided On the streets
OF Leaven worth, Kan, wednesday, by Councilman
Bond. for the publication OF ScurrilOus articles.
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, AuctiOneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE SODA WATER AP.
PARATUS AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of deed of trust, given to me and duly
recorded in Lber No. 1245, folio 16 ct seq. 81
the land records for the District of Columbia will
sell at the request Of the party secured thereby.
TUESDAY, AUGUST SECOND, 1887, AT TEN
DUNCANSON BROS, 9TH AND D Sis. NV,
ONE 1871 FORM AND ITAL BARD ARCTIC
CRUSADER, No. LOLA
AS DESCRIBED IN SAID DEED OF TRUST.
TERMS CASH.
jy2S-4t JOB BARNARD. Trustee
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B ALIiM H Md, July 29.-virginia Sizes con-
solidnted, 40: DO ten-torr,es, 81 bid to-day.
ndBmAhl IlIM3aaddl AD July ssoo.ton dull and
sna SatSe1d a street and western super,
40: city mills sueer sSs; IN 20; family. 3S5
$40 DO; Rig brands 81: Pstspsco A su 22
sssi ssr nn stesdT and acsxs red ?sal
Ivy: fs sscbss s ASsu.' ssptem6sr sos;
sonthern nominal in sbsence of $1,000 Gorg
yellow, 47sAS; western nrmer and dull; mixed spot
45A bd July ana Auxnst 45< bid: September az
.n.vl van ns% fSr Old new southern and
mixed ss. sSa,o Rye dsil S0ss5 snd
stsady aud QUIET sser1 neas Psoy,.9n,
and clear rlS sides p:oSsd 3sS
ss; l$Ssi% cess ra Ba.s sse'' ar M
IIa,nIs:.R Eissr oss1os.
P9tatoes: per barrel 125a150. WHISKY iirm, f.i4s
LIS. Frea&htS % Liverpool per steamer dull-cotton
"a: nouI xbes I'D Sr sna I'd Receipts nour 100
rye 200 t 5p an shipments-dOur s775 barrels
Ssies-whsas bushels corn 4S0 bn nIs1sa
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RANGE OF THE THERNONETER.-The following
were the readings at the Signal Office to-day: a
m, 78; 2 p m, 80; maximum, 81; minimum, "a
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Chaotic Water Accounts.

ONLY AN APPROXIMATE STATEMENT CAN n NApl
PRIOR TO 1S7S-T9.
1t is said at the District building that 1t viii be
difficult to carry an investigation Of the water
department beyond the year 1878 or 1879. Il Il
said that the accounts for the years PRIOR to
are in a chaotic condition, and that 1t will be
utterly impossible from an examination OF them
to make more than an approximate statement OF
the operations OF the department during that
period. 1t will be several weeks, II NOS month,
before Capt. Symons will have arranged the data
in relation to this matter in chronological order.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERT ~ NORTHEAST CORNER OF
TWLNTY-F1RST AND l. STREETS NORTH

WEST
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of -
June. 1887. in Equity Cause No. 1886. Cassidy "
w. Cassidy shall offer for SALE at public auction. II
front Of the premises, on TUESDAY, the NINTH DAY
oF AUGUST, A. d. 1887. at HALFPAST FIVE Pm.
ngton in the District Of Columbia to wit the west
feet front by the full depth of lot numbered 8. il
square IO0 This lot is improved by twostory and
Terms Of sale as prescribed by the decree are: One
third OF the purchase money in cash. and the balance
In one and two years with interest at per cent Sc
800 will be required time Of sale All conveyancine
and rec0rdlng at purchasers costs.
GALE OF OLD MATERIALS
~ OFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.
WAsH1NGTONSD.C., July 20, 1887.
scrap Iron, Copper, Iron Fencing and other old ma
terials will be sold at public auction at the Green
houses south of the Monument, on SATURDAY. AU.
GUST SIXTH. AT TWO O'CLOCK PM.
The materials can be and schedules obtained at
the Greenhouses.
JOHN NJ. WILSON. Colonel US. Army
DUNCANSON Bros. Auctioneers. jy2S-6t
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
ADM1NIsrRAToRs SALE OF MARVIN IRON
WATCHES. GoLD- AND SILVER CHAINS
GLASSES GLASSES, COUNTER AND SHOW CASES
WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS COMPLETE
OUTFIT OF TOOLS AT AUCTION,
BY virtue Of an order of the Supreme Court holding
OF July, 1887 will sell at public auction. MON
DAY, AUGUST FIRST, 1887, commencing at TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ, all the stock of Jewelry, &C., partly
sYLvANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST and to which
TIE. Terms m cash. HERMANN sCHM1DTMAN.,
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MEDICAL, &c.

IT HAS NEyER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
Dr. BROTHERS is the oldest established adyertis-
les Ladies' Physician in this city Ladies' you can
confidently consult Dr.. BROTHERS, 9O6 IL st S. W.
particular attention paid to all diseases peculiar to
ladies' married Or single. Forty years experience
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CONTRACTS for furnishing stationary supplies to
the Interior Department for the present fiscal year
have been awarded to the following Washington
bidders: VIM. Ballantyne Som Jas. j. Chapman,
Malv1lle Lindsay. E. Morrison, John G. Parker, Z.
e. Rider, Geo. Ryneal IT,, Fred. A. Schmidt,
Wyckon, SeamanS Benedict
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The Burgess.Burnett Homicide.
At the session OF the Criminal Court tomorrow,
Henry Burgess, who was committed to jail yester.
day by the coroner tor killing James Burnett on
Wednesday evening, WILL through his counsel Mr.
A. b. Williams, as. that bail be set and taken.
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Mr.. JOHN TYLER was reported this afternoon to
be much better than he has been at any time
since he was taken Ill.
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N ARTYN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
AHA re- MARTIN and e. X UkNEk, Proprietora
~, dip otn 81. H. W., near city post-offce,
The highest standard Business College in America
BOOK keeping, business Arithmetic Theory Practiea
and banEny DEPARTMENTS. Day and Evening SEES.
slohs- Rr0f T. h URNER. MA. c. l., Principal Fiji.
Teen years experience More than 1900. graduates
N successful business Pupils prepared for the Civ
culars. En-
pRIVATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF
Annsns Y ADULTS p prepares iorcoles
se:o IVY INSTITUTE, sw cor StL AND x st. pv
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MISS ELIZABETH VAN LEW, who was recently re-
her position In the Post ONCE Department
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VOTING NEGRO HkrD roR THE GRAND yrRy.
A young colored man named Lemuel Digs IVES
placed on trial In the Police Court this Afternoon
charged with attempting TO outrage Victoria
slater. a colored girl, who lives near Behring'S q.
8 b. Wall pleaded mot guilty" for the defendant.
The Girl testified that about IL O'Clock Saturday
night she lert Kaisers store at Bennings 20 20
home. The defendant started home with her and
when about half a mile from the store he threw
her down and she screamed. He told her not 10
make any noise, but before he could accomplish
his purpose Louis William and Henry Hawkins
came TO her assistance.
Henry William testified that while on his way
home saturday night he heard Victoria say ''donJ"
and went 10 her assistance. Henry Hawkins
gave similar testimony.
The case was sent 10 the grand Jury ana the de-
fendant was committed 20 jail I'm default OF g. 600
bail
SENT TO THE GRAND JUky-This afternoon, In
the Police Court, VIM. II. Jackson. colored WAS
charged with the grand larceny OF a horse
wagon and harness valued Al 900, the property OF
Chas. Cant OF No. I'll II street southwest Ser.
geant McCathran recovered the team from Mr.
owens blacksmith shop, In Uniontown. Mr.
owens testified that the defendant brought the
which witness agreed 20 pay, and took jackson IN
ms carriage, telling him he was going after the
money, but drove instead 10 the police station and
TURNED him over 10 Sergeant McCathran. The
case Was sent TO the grand jury; bonds $500.
REcKLEssIy THROWING AWAY SILVER DoIIARs-
Yesterday afternoon a middle-aged man visited
the Capitol building and amused himself by
throwing silver dollars through the glass into the
room OF the Senate District committee when he
was arrested 10y Arthur Lucas a Capitol EN-.
ploye, and taken 10 the sixth precinct station
where he gave his name as VIM wakeford nd
Court on the charge OF destroying public prop.
erty, ne was fined $40, which he paid.
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PROFESSIONAL

NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS or
VA LIFE Aubusiness confidential Ladies' and gem
teinen 80 cents each. AoS J. street. between St5apl
otn streets northwest jylS-3ws
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-23
CATARRH

To those who are afflicted with any o. the
different forms OF Catsrrh, we would say,
there is no disease which presents greater
diversity of symptoms. noue more oathsome
insidiousand danger GUS than Nasal atarfn,
especially II complicated,as 1t almost always
is, even from its brst appearance, with an
affection of the throat.
From the earliest symptoms (Which are
generally attributed to a "cold in the head"i
to the various ugly and distressing stages
through which the disease passes, the pa
tieut is hopeful OF recovery aud rarely
gives it proper attention unil certain
alarming SYMPHONY present themselves de-
noting Enthusiastically the rapid advance of
the malady to the lungs. Indeed, so various
| are the symptoms that the presence of the
disease is not always known or even sus-
| pected, until it has reached a stage difficult
| to arrest. The disease may or may not be at
| tended by discharge from the nostrils or
throat, but there is usually present NOR
bid secretion and frequent disposition
| Especially in the morningl to clear the
| throat, and the effort to do so is often,
| though not always, attended by expectora-
| ton; there is sensation of heavfness in
the frontal part OF the head, and the brain
headache, vertigo and cohfusion: 1t be-
| comes difficult to think clearly, aud to con-
| eentrate the mind; the memory becomes
impaired and the intellect enfeebled: de.
/ spondepcy of spirit and an exeitabie condi-
| ton OF the nervous system. Such is the eff
| feet of the disease. and If TO this train of
symptoms (which not infrequently leads to
TO insanity or idiocy) we add many OF the
n ore loathsome physical effects, as castles,
| or rottenness of the bones of the face and
head. a most offensive smell to the breath,
and corrupt, morbid and poisonous secre-
tons, destruction or the serious injury of
the sense of SMELL hearing. sight and taste.
we have catalogue of horrors " hich would
lead any person to make early and proper
| efforts to eradicate the disease from the
system. Every case of Catarrh is durable If
| properly treated,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-23
WAVE CREST.
successful sale OF Lots, Amount-
ing 10 S5s $50.

sale OF Lots, Amounts
ing 10 s5s, $50.
Eighteen carloads of people went to
the sale of lots yesterday at Wave Crest.
1t was the largest excursion train that
ever left this city for that purpose and
many of those on board had made up
their minds to buy, as was evidenced
by the list of purchasers, which was fur
nished the HERALD last night too late
for publication. When the excursion
lists reached the prospective town they
scattered over the grounds and picked
out the locations they most desired.
Ben L. Ward was master of ceremonies
and to him the Wiltshire Brothers are in.
debted for one of the quickest deals ever
made in this county. Mr.. +. R. Web
ster of San Francisco won the lot on
which was built $500 house and C..
HI. Allen won the other house and lot.
The lots sold from $l325 down to $3.50,
but there were more that sold for more
than $500 than for less. The total
amount received from the sale of IS lots
was $50, 400.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-23
NEWS Notes
The real estate transfers yesterday

The real estate transfers yesterday
amounted to $4iS,97S.
The sale of seats for Held By the
Eaemy commences at 10 o'clock to-day.
VIM. Lacy and E. F. Spence have
sold Orange Slope tract to Charles Silent
for $4,000.
The officers of the United States
steamer Ranger are registered at the
Nadeau House. The Ranger is on tour
of inspection of Wilmington harbor.
Feriuni Idiarte was arrested yesterday
on complaint of Diego Borneo, charging
him with attempted rape on Rosade
Rowero. Justice fancy fixed his bail at
$500.
Henry 7. Wilson was arrested yester'
day afternoon and charged with being
drunk and disorderly and creating a
disturbance on Main street. he was
taken to the county Jail.
J. A. Berry yesterday found the box
which contained the stolen proceeds OF
the Spanish picnic, but the proceeds
were not lying around loose. MIR. Berry
thinks, however, that he has a good
clue to the thief.
Deputy Sheriff Benedict started north
Tuesday with William Branch, crazy
negro, Branch was almost unmanage-
able and at Lathrop Benedict turned
him over to q couple OF officers who
took him safely to Stockton.
Financially the jubilee ball of yes
terday night was a success and the re-
ceipts, which are to be devoted to the
fund for the erection of British hospi-
tai, will swell the sum in hand to the
amount of about $1,000.
A meeting OF the members OF the
Episcopal church residing on Boyle
Heights is to be held tonight at 7
o'clock at Gridley's Hall, Also avenue,
TO elect officers and to consider about
securing lot and building church.
VIM. Richie, the gold brick swindler,
was yesterday found guilty by a jury
in Judge O'Melveny's Department of
the Superior Court, and will be SEN
fenced on Saturday. Richie is the fell
low who tried to sell gold brick to one
Huyett at Washington Gardens some
months ago. He is an unsavory man at
best, and may now do the State some
service.
There was a pleasant party last even
ing at the residence of Mrs. Alice Fitch
ON Flower street, given by the three G.
A. r. Relief Corps of this city. The
evening was happily passed in music.
games, etc., and refreshments were
served at 10 o'clock. There were about
fifty guests present, and the evening was
one of rAuch pleasure.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-23
Look Out for the Races |!
BEST PROGRAMME EVER OFFERED.
3 First-ClasS Races Each Day.
BLOOD HORSE RACING
80: At Agricultural Park.
Ladies' Summer Meeting, Friday and
Saturday, July l and ?, 1887.

To provide fund for the erection OF suit
of Los Angeles to patronize Legitimate horse
racing
RAoE1.-Introductio stake :one-half mile
dash; three pound maiden allowances. l.
Thos. STATIONS blk {. Minnie Stratton, Z.
3 II. Z Roses Big: =. 4; by Leinster 4. Ed
Baldepa 'o4ss 6. scamper Down, s..
RACE Charity stake; fve-eighth mile
hests. l. ]. Z. Kittson's s. g. Billy Johnson
aged. 2. Ed. Baldenero's {. 8 Mauzanito,
RACE s.1Los Ange es Maiden handicap;
dash of one mile; weights announced June
2eth, l. Il. E..Sheehan's CHI. g Fred Collier,
aged. 2. II E. Roses b So ny Leinster,
3. II. L. Samuel's b. C. Ed McGinnis, 2.
Ed Baldeneros s. 8. Scamper Down. D,
SECOND DAY.
RACE 1.-San Diego stake: dash of Ave
eighths mile. l. IL. L. eamueps b. c. Ed
McGinnis, 2. B. p. Hills ch q. Adam, g..
8. Ed Beldeneros s. y, Scamper Down, 8.
4. Santa Anita Stables br. g. Cannon Ball,
5. 8. J. e. Kittson'ss 6. Billy Johnson, eyed.
RACE 6.-The Perfection Climate stake;
mile heats /. ID. E. Sheehaus ch &. Fred
Collier, aged. 2. Ed. Baldernero's g. Man
Zanito, aged
RACE G'--Blonde Beauty stake; seven.
eighths mile dash /. b. Z. Hills CHI. G.
ADAM, D. 70 ~. II. 6ueenAus chg, freu COl-
lier, aged. 8. H L. SamUel's b. C. I'd Nc
Ginnis, 2. 4. J. E. Kittson's s. g. Billy John.
son, aged.
Races will be called at 1:30 2. NJ. This
meeting is intended 10 encourage the pat
ronage of the ladies. Nothing improper
will be permitted on the grounds Come,
everybody, and show your love OF good
horses. Admission to grounds, soc; Grand
stand free; ladies and children, half price
Il. A. DcGAMP,
je23-l0t Secretary L. A. T. c.